Greatest of All Species Lyrics

A radically selfish species man is
Proven to be the mightiest for now
But only a fragment of a great diversity
Yet so marginal to life itself
But can we prosper without all the others
Who are cleaning and rejuvenating the environment
And being food and processor of untamed lands
Those lesser creatures evenly developed
And in their own kind and behavior
More advanced in comparison
In surviving and processing than man
The macrocosm wouldn't survive without diversity
If a thousand species would die out
The net of life on earth would be diluted
On which even mankind itself depends
Conditioned by its biological nature
Ultimately mankind is the result
Of a long lasting cross-species collaboration
The claim to superiority appears to be
Inept, presumptuous (and) insignificant
Will we reach the age of reason
Before we have burned down our very own home
Life on earth will continue without us
Oblivious to our own survival